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“Sorry,” she apologized. “Okay, oh come on Al stop sulking lets see what Czar wants to show us.” She walked after Czar.

“Oh…I’m sorry.” said Lilly. “I umm…was only kidding.”

Lilly giggled and turned around before Al could see her red face. She continued to follow Czar.

"so.. Czar, what's this thing you want to show us?" finally calming down, Al took off his hood , his ponytail accidently undone.

"Not really Czar."

Czar

Hearing their responses Czar couldn't help but laugh. "Well. . . Maybe I should give a reason why. . ." Czar inputed commands in his Sac as he pulled out the key cards, then showing them the four cards as he sets the cards in row in his hand like a fan. "Well. . . Take your pick! Courtesy of Czar Kaze," Czar said; smiling at them.

"Alright, I guess that's enough of being a Slowpoke this morning," Raine cheered gleefully as he almost instantly got out of bed. "It's time for some training. There aren't much contests here in Kanto, so..."

The rest of Raine's sentence pretty much continued inside his head. Moving along the side of the bed, he picked up what seemed to be a regular blue shirt, oversized, and wore it as he moved towards the door. The door was specifically jammed by a chair, and on the seat was the bag - a back pouch that he carried and a pouch which was usually tied round his waist. Noticing this made him hesitate to open the door all of a sudden. This made him realize something that he could've done last night - but then again, he didn't really find it within himself to do a thing like this. This was the first time...

"I was probably too tired last night that I purposely jammed the door," he said to himself. "Oh well, I might as well just go on ahead and start. The morning's always a good time, so..."

Again, he finished the rest of his sentence inside his head. It's becoming pretty much a habit to him today. He moved the chair out of the way and got his pack. The young man then left the room, the keys jingling in his hand, and proceeded to the lobby where he was practically met by nobody. It was a bit too early to move out - nearly 7am. Now, moving to the counter, he noticed that Nurse Joy was already there, and with a smile, she bid him a -

"Good morning, Raine," Joy said happily.

"CHANSEY!" cried out her Chansey.

"Good morning, Nurse Joy," replied Raine. "Are my Pokemon good to go?"

"Oh, yes. They were very well rested after tonight. Your Banette was pretty shaken up, but she's fine now. Though, Raine, I do commend your Onix, though?" said Joy.

"Why is that?" asked Raine, wondering why she could've said so.

"Your Onix trusts you very much, and loves you very much. Whatever battle you and Onix could've gone through yesterday must have been tough," added Nurse Joy. Getting a hint of where she was getting to, Raine merely nodded, and let her continue, though, only out of respect for the young healer. In addition to that, he wanted something to surprise him this morning.

"It was badly injured yesterday when you brought it here, but still, when I was attending to its injuries, I noticed something, and I've got it right here, too,"

Just then, Nurse Joy disappeared from the counter and went to take something from the slots which were hidden underneath. When she popped out again, she placed on the table what seemed to be an object with an immortal luster. It looked like some kind of weight for training, and it was metallic - it could almost pass for Silver to an untrained eye. Curious about what it was, he started to try and touch it, and in a while, began to observe it and find out what it was.

"It's called a Metal Coat, Raine," she explained, so simply. She looked knowledgable.

"Metal Coat?" asked Raine. "What is it for?"

"Well," answered Nurse Joy. "I'll leave that little surprise for you, Raine. So, here are your Pokemon, all in perfect health!"

"Thank you," Raine said. The Pokeballs were presented in a tray which held all six of them in tact. One by one, as Raine grabbed them, they started to shrink and once they did, they were dropped inside the bag. "I'll be going ahead now," mused Raine as he turned around with nothing in mind but training.

"Hold on!" called out Nurse Joy. "The Metal Coat!"

Turning his head, he raised a brow and checked in his bag. Finally realizing that it wasn't there, he went back to the counter and retrieved it. "Oh, Nurse Joy. I forgot! May I ask you a favor?"

Raine then placed a note on top of the counter. It was a folded sheet of paper, withJace's name printed on top. It was a letter for Jace... Please give this to the guy I was with last night. He'd want to read it to find me. I'll be off somewhere in the island training, now," he explained. And, afterwards, he sped out of the Pokemon Center and went farther off into the island...

Al looked at her wierdly before laughing, and entering his room. "Wicked rooms!" He summoned all his pokemon and they did the one thing needed: They napped together.